St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-09
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
Company K, in Full Uniform, Coming
to st. Paul
TO GREET THE PRESIDENT.
Doings Of Prominent Society People
General Round Up Of
News.

Company K will leave the armory at
5:15 tomorrow afternoon in full uni
form for ST. Paul, where they will Join
the First regiment and act as an escort
10 PRESIDENT Cleveland. They will re-
tllfn on special train at IL p. m. and
tuesday will leave at 1850 for Mime
apolls to perform the same escort duty.
All the members are called upon to be
there On time.
A large number of the members of the
church and congregation of the Swedish
Lutheran church assembled at the resi-
dence of John Booren on Tuesday even
ing to say farewell to their minister,
Mr. HOtf, who returned to Chicago to
pursue his theological studies. He was
presented with apurse of money also by
his many friends.
Warden Stordock and family left yes
terday for weeks visit at ROthsay,
their former home, where they own a
large and valuable farm. Mr.. Stor-
docks health has not been at all good
for several months, and he hopes to re-
cuperate himself by little fresh coun-
try air.
Charles F. Fall and Mrs. Matte Bar
stow were quietly married at the resi-
dence OF John Goodrich. ESQ.,, on Thurs
day evening, and will be at home to
their friends at No. 618 Myrtle avenue,
formerly the residence of j. C. Gardner.
A number of the friends of Misses
Rankin, HOyt and Hollowell visited
them at Mrs. McPherSon's on Thursday
evening. and several pleasant hours
were passed away with charades, cards
and other games.
Rev. j. III. Albert, of Grace Congre-
gatiOnal church, has been selected to
fill the vacancy as Protestant chaplain at
the prison, caused by the resignation of
w. l.. Mathew, who has removed to
California.
w. ID. King has purchased an interest
III drug store, corner Third avenue
and Twelfth street south, in Mime
apollS. and intends moving his family
property here.
skipped the city, and the furniture and
fixtures of the place are for sale by.
KlrchOff Il Weisel, the mortgages.
Jay has left numerous friends, who are
in mourning.
The annual meeting of the Y. M. c. A.
will be held this evening at the Presby-
terrain church. d. G. Bell. of Mime
apOlis, and our local clergymen will de-
liver appropriate addresses.
&The Presbyterian synod meets here
this week. A large number of ministers
from all parts of the state will attend.
Our citizens must not forget their we'll
known hospitality.
''Art'' Ballard, representing the N.
W. Collection d Loan Association OF
Minneapolis, and well-known society
young man. is spending a few days in
this vicinity.
Miss Julia Walker, one of the popular
teachers in our public schools last year,
was married at Weatherfield, Vt, to a
Mr.. John A. Walker. of Mareksau, Wis.
on Monday.
Miss Fannie McPeters, a popular St.
Louis, Mo-, young lady, who has been
visiting Miss Lee Clark during the
summer, returned to her home on
Thursday.
Mrs. D. NJ. Sabin went to Aurora, ILL.,,
Monday to attend the wedding of Mrs.
j. I'll. Sabin, who was married in that
city on Wednesday to a Mr.. Van AIRS
dale.
Miss "Lou" Reed, of Minneapolis.
and Miss Helen Barnes, of Monona, To-,
have been guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Reed, on West Myrtle
street.
An Invitation to attend the reception
to President Cleveland at the Ryan on
Monday evening has been extended to
the mayor and city council of Saltwater.
The musical service that was to have
been held last Sunday was postponed
until to-day, when Rev. j. ii. Albert,
the new chaplain, will be present.
Mrs. j. r. Dougherty and daughter, a
relative of w. G. Clark, who has been
here for number of weeks, left for her
home in the South Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hospes have re-
turned from summer home at White
Bear lake and will reside at the Sawyer
house during the winter.
Drank NJ. Prince, cashier of the First
National bank, has purchased the resi-
dence of ID. w. Armstrong ON South
Third street for $1,000.
Jay Dorm has finally had his restaurant
closed on an attachment issued by Kir-
choff & WeiSel for meat furnished and
unpaid for up to date.
Myron McKusick. Judge Manwaring,
j. W. Hitchcock and Herman JassOy
are out hunting near Appleton, in this
state, after ducks.
Peter Freligh, an accomplished dane
ing master from Montreal, proposes to
give series of dancing lessons here
this winter.
DR.. James Sinclair is making prepare
lions to winter in San BernardinO, Cal,
Texas climate proving too hard for him
last winter.
Miss Hulda Dennison, of Chicago.
who has been visiting with Mrs. AL
HOspes, returned home on Wednesday.
Robert Murdoch, who has been farm
ing with Hon. j. S. Proctor at Aberdeen
during the summer, has returned home.
Mrs. Judge Woodruff and family have
returned from their cottage at Mahto-
medi, and are at Mrs. Harry Caprons'.
John Carst, Jr., smart Main street
business young man is to be married on
next Tuesday to Miss Lizzie Murphy.
G. P. Holcombe and Andrew Erickson
are to occupy the old engine house for
livery stable on Commercial avenue.
Charlie McCluer has been to Chicago
taking i'll the national drill and visiting
with his old friend, ''Dick' Parker.
There will be services this evening at
the Universalist church, Rev. w. S.
Vail, of st. Paul, officiating.
Rev. W. S. Mathews and family left
on Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cal. He
leaves many friends here.
Mrs. Edward Capron had bad fall
on Friday evening from the porch in
front of her residence.
"Herb" Whitlessy. one of our we'll
known young men, has gone to Athens,
o., Oh a vacation.
Miss Nellie Robinson, of Red Wing.
has been visiting among friends IN this
city this week.
Miss Betsy Malloy, of Hudson, was
visiting at Mrs. james O'Brien's ON